dockerfile cleanup, apt reduction, php module configuration, allow to run custom CMD

[benbrummer]

#660 (comment)

Remove unnecessary php artisan config:cache from init.sh, as it is handled with php artisan optimize

[turbo124]

@benbrummer for me, when i just pulled in the latest image, the newest react files did not get brought over.

This is because we are not using a volume pointing at public/ even thou it is read only, this excludes the image public directory from being mounted.

[benbrummer]

@benbrummer for me, when i just pulled in the latest image, the newest react files did not get brought over.

This is because we are not using a volume pointing at public/ even thou it is read only, this excludes the image public directory from being mounted.

So the react files should be updated in the volume image_public:/var/www/html/public:ro?

[turbo124]

@benbrummer

I've created a PR with a new approach here:

#665

this will copy the /public directory of the image to a temp dir, then when the entrypoint script it reach, we'll remove the current js/css files from public/ and copy the contents of the public/ directory over to the volume.

thoughts on this approach?

This is the only way I can think to work around the volume mount being required for the public/ directory and also allowing the newer files in the image to be available.

[benbrummer]

• Only necessary configurations are now done for google-chrome-stable => basically only ownership for /var/www needs to be changed from root => www-data
• Other "chrome" related configuration is handled in an arm64 specific else
• Directories\files like tmp, var or related to packages installed by apt e.g supervisor, should not be modified in terms of permissions, if we leave them with default permissions, we could go with a unix socket for php-fpm
• Integrated a similar implementation for Update dockerfile #665.
• Permissions, will be always set/fixed by init.sh
• uploads folder is now created in init.sh fab57c9#diff-8dd2c51f2415751ba02f093cc2f74858af7a46b65d90541ac5a7f7a5efa6e614R37, but I think it is not used at all?

[benbrummer]

Fix for #664

[turbo124]

Thanks for your help on this!